In ns2.29 with NIST module NAM feature is not working although nam1.11 installed at time of ns2.29 installation in ubuntu 10.04

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Nam for the 32bits Ubuntu 10.04 : nam-1.14.i586.tar.gz
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...77#post4970177
64bits : nam-1.14-x86_64.tar.gz
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7S...it?usp=sharing

$ cd nam-*/
$ sudo cp nam /usr/local/bin/

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Dear sir
Thanks for quick reply. My problem is, i have already installed ns2.29 along with NIST module. Now my programs are successfully simulated. But visualization of simulation is not possible i,e NAM feature is not working. If i install NAM 1.14 in place of NAM 1.11 my whole simulator need changes. Please guide.

# 3 .

Nam is a separate application. Any "nam" can be used.
There no changes to be done with a 'nam' version 1.14 in /usr/local/bin/.
"Everybody" are using nam-1.14 together with ns-2.26 ... ns-2.3x .

Dear sir
Thanks again
How ...i can install NAM 1.14 without affecting my existing simulator as installation ns2.29 along with NIST module was very difficult for me and i am not in position to disturb existing facility.

# 5 .

Nam has nothing to do with the ns2 simulator, i.e. the executable 'ns'.
Nam is an extra application that is called at simulation end,
to display the result of a nam output file, like "out.nam".

The "install" of nam is simply :
$ tar xvf nam-1.14.i586.tar.gz ( If you have a 32bits (i686) Ubuntu OS.)
$ cd nam-1.14.i586/
$ sudo cp nam /usr/local/bin/

All NIST info at LQ http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/tags/nist-mob/

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Dear sir
I follow your instruction but after sudo cp nam/usr/local/bin/
output on terminal is cp:missing destination file operand after 'nam/usr/local/bin'
where i should copy this as i already have nam1.11 in ns-allinone-2.29. Should i delete nam1.11.
Please guide

Post #7 :
... Which is wrong.

Must be sudo cp nam /usr/local/bin/
* I.e. $ sudo<space>cp<space>nam<space>/usr/local/bin/


The complete folder nam-1.11/ can be deleted.


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Dear sir
thanks for your guidance.
Its working but movement of node not visualized. I am using ns2.29 NIST add on. And in my script a multi interface mobile node defined.
One interface for UMTS another for WLAN. Node Id for multi interfaces are different. say 2 for UMTS,7 for WLAN and 5 for multi interface mobile node. In NAM window only node id 2 in static format visualized.Although instruction
$ns at 0 $iface1 setdest <x> <y> speed simulated successfully.
Are all interface in moving mode when we use setdest for one interface in MIH enabled NIST ns2.29?
Please guide
Regards
Aabha

← #9 .

* https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=all&...+node+movement
→ ns2 node movements http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/doc/node172.html
. http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/tutorial/nsscript7.html

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Dear sir
My problem is visualization of moving nodes in NAM window. As simulation of script showed successful handover among different networks but in NAM window movement of nodes not visualized.
Regards
Aabha

Dear sir
Once I have successfully simulated one of my tcl script in ns2.29 (nist add on) now when i have changed min and max RA delay and want to simulate same script following error appears at random place(in every simulation error occur at different place)
_o296: no target for slot 3
I couldn't understand because other script simulate successfully even after changes.
Please help
Regards

Dear sir
As i post earlier also, my problem is visualization of moving nodes in NAM window. As simulation of script showed successful handover among different networks but in NAM window movement of nodes not visualized.Nodes are static in NAM window (even command setdest moved node position).
Regards
Aabha

Please reply for

Dear sir
As i post earlier also, my problem is visualization of moving nodes in NAM window. As simulation of script showed successful handover among different networks but in NAM window movement of nodes not visualized.Nodes are static in NAM window (even command setdest moved node position).

← #14, etc. movement.

Three examples with moving nodes : ``movement-ex-0914.tar.bz2´´.

Attached as movement-ex-0914.tar.bz2.txt :
Rename to movement-ex-0914.tar.bz2 , then you can unpack the files.
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